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Examples of N-1 in a sentence

• Based on the BHT entry in iteration N a prediction is made for iteration N+1.

• Left: Comparison between the risk-based severity limit (red line), and the N-1 severity limit (black line).

• The magnitude differences also plays a role in the size of the additional impedance.Table8.2contains the total fault current and the PEID supplied fault current for two scenarios, both N-1 scenarios, with different pre-fault active power production.

• All notices, requests, demands and other communications under this agreement or in connection herewith shall be given to or made upon the respective Parties as follows: To Selected Bidder: To be filled by bidderTo MAHAPREIT: 5thfloor, Pinnacle Corporate Park, next to Trade Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400051.Registered Address: N-1, Juhu Supreme Shopping Centre, Gulmohar Cross Road No.9,J.V.P.D. Scheme, Juhu, Mumbai-400049.

• Courtesy of Ken Howard, NSSL N1 Δ1 12 02 11 12 Courtesy of Ken Howard, NSSLCourtesy of Ken Howard, NSSLFigure 4.

More Definitions of N-1

N-1 means the sum over the diameter bands n;SRt means the number of domestic services re-laidreplaced in respect of formula yearFormula YearFormula Year t for the Distribution Network; USRt means the unit cost for domestic services replacedre-laid in respect of formula yearFormula YearFormula Year t for the Distribution Network as set out in Annex H to this condition; STt means the number of domestic services transferred in respect of formula t for the Distribution Network; USTt means the unit cost for domestic services transferred in respect of formula yearFormula YearFormula Year t for the Distribution Network as set out in Annex H to this condition; SNt means the number of non domestic services re-laidreplaced and non domestic services transferred in respect of formula yearFormula YearFormula Year t for the Distribution Network; USNt means the unit cost for non domestic services re-laidreplaced and non domestic services transferred in respect of formula yearFormula YearFormula Year t for the Distribution Network as set out in Annex H to this condition; domestic premises means, for the purposes of Special Condition E5(mainsMains and services replacementServices Replacement expenditure adjustment (MSRAt)) only, premises at which a supply is taken at a rate which is reasonably expected not to exceed 73,200 kilowatt hourKilowatt Hours a year; non domestic premises means, for the purposes of Special Condition E5 (Mainsand Services Replacement expenditure adjustment (MSRAt)) only, premises at which a supply is taken at a rate which is reasonably expected to exceed 73,200 Kilowatt Hours a year; domestic services re- laidreplacedmeans the laying of a new polyethylene service to an existing property to replace an existing non-polyethylene service at a domestic premises and includes associated purge and re-light costs; domestic services transferred non domestic services re-laidreplacedmeans the transfer of an existing polyethylene service to a new main at a domestic premises and includes associated purge and re-light costs;.means transferring the laying of a newan existing polyethylene service to an existing property to replace an existing non-polyethylene service new main at a non- domestic premises and includes associated purge and re- light costs; andnon domestic services transferredmeans transferring an existing polyethylene service to new main at a non-domestic premises and includes associated purge and re-light costs.

At its most basic definition, N+1 simply means that there is a power backup in place should any single system component fail. The ‘N’ in this equation stands for the number of components necessary to run your system. The ‘+1’ means there is one independent backup should a component of that system fail.

To help you understand, I’ll give you a little scenario. Say you have a family of three, two parents and one kid. All three family members drive, and all three have cars. But, you also have one extra car, in the case of one of the regular three breaking down. So the three cars is the ‘N’ – the amount needed to keep your family running smoothly. The ‘+1’ is the backup for that. Make sense?

Now, there is a level of redundancy called 2N. In that instance, you have a duplicated component for every single component. In the car scenario, there would be three extra cars (six total), one specifically for each vehicle. As you can imagine, that system is incredibly wasteful.

At Green House Data, we actually have a bit of a mixed system that is referred to as concurrently maintainable. In words more succinct than my own: “Very simply, it means that anything in your data center can be shut down and kept down for a period of time, without directly affecting ongoing processing…If everything has been well maintained, the statistical chance of a simultaneous failure practically drops off the charts. Further, to actually bring down a facility that is designed and installed for concurrent maintainability most likely takes not two, but at least three sequential events.” (source)

Based on this reasoning, you can see why chose a concurrently maintainable system, with minimal waste, versus a 2N redundancy, in which nearly half of your equipment is simply wasted.

Practically, all of this is to say that you will never experience a power failure at Green House Data – hence our 100% SLA. Well, I suppose we can’t say never. If, per chance, we encounter a large meteor strike AND a zombie attack on our power grid AND a rogue invasion of ninjas all AT THE SAME TIME, then there might be a power failure. Crossing our fingers!

With our cloud infrastructure, we even have this redundancy at the data center level, as we have three facilities. Should one, or even two data centers suffer catastrophic failure, we remain operational. How’s that for redundancy?

If you have remaining questions about power redundancy, feel free to contact us. We'd be happy to talk more about this and other questions you may have.